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Policy and Progress: Border to Border Broadband
Date(s):
Wednesday, November 16 -
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Time(s):
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location:
Blandin Foundation and Connect Minnesota hosted over 150 people at this year’s 2011 Broadband Conference, which focused on the ARRA Broadband funding efforts underway in Minnesota. Discussions with national and local policy leaders brought conference goers up to speed about how policy impacts them and how they link to the big picture. Through the sharing of tools and accomplishments of ARRA projects, we celebrated the progress towards meeting goals while planning for the future.
Conference posts on the Blandin on Broadband Blog:
Post-Conference and Extra-Conference Events
Border to Border Broadband Learning Stations
Understanding Minnesota’s Broadband Landscape: An Overview of the Connect Minnesota Project
Minnesota Broadband – the musical
Commissioner Michael Rothman on Broadband
Evolving Technology: Where we’ll be in 2020
MIRC Updates: Thief River Falls
MIRC Updates: Upper Minnesota Valley
National Broadband Policy and Implications for Minnesota
Mayor Ness welcomes broadband conference attendeees
PCs for People at Broadband Conference
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2011 Broadband Conference Agenda
(PDF) - 119 KB - 09.12.2011
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Pre-Broadband Conference Webinar - Critical Broadband Policy Issues
10.12.2011
Online - 10.12.2011
- Event
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Pre-Broadband Conference Webinar - Mobile Broadband - Is it enough?
10.19.2011
Online - 10.19.2011
- Event
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Pre-Broadband Conference Webinar - Public-private partnerships in broadband
10.26.2011
Online - 10.26.2011
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Pre-Broadband Conference Webinar - Community Transformation via Technology
11.02.2011
Online - 11.02.2011
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Broadband grants availableCommunity broadband project matching grants of $10,000 to $50,000 available. Click here for details.
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Broadband Communities namedThe Foundation named nine communities as partners in a two-year broadband initiative. Find out which ones, and what they're working on to advance broadband in rural Minnesota.
